I'm curious how many other people on this list are open source developers,
particularly those living on O'ahu. I do mostly Java development
Sort of - I was planning to do some open source development in java, but it
got put on hold when a) I began trying to get up to speed on linux and b) I
I think this message is right on target. People want help, are willing to
pay for it, ask for it, and then are hit with an arrogant message about "netiquette"
by an essentially self appointed, self styled net patrolman. I can really
relate to you (Neal Gay) not wanting to be forced into
Just drop it, and give people some space.
Warren Togami wrote:
Would everyone agree for the list policy that asking for someone to do a
job is okay?
In the case of Edward's request, it was completely off-topic. Should
requests be restricted to on-topic things that are remotely related to
My opinion is still remains that if he can get personal help setting up
his one system, for his own needs, it would be a "win win" situation for
all involved. Taking courses is a long process, and courses are hit and
miss in addressing his actual need.
linuxdan wrote:
Neal
The
I agree fully with you, but I guess at this point I see this as problem
where a single individual is enforcing policy where no policy exists.
Now you can ask is the problem do to a lack of policy or an individual
who makes up policy on the spot, with little thought as he goes along.
Since I
If you know this, how come you immediately pounce on someone for "spamming"
when it's obvious in the first place that they are not Linux users?
I do know I dropped Oceanic Road Runner in favor of Oceanic Earthlink for
the very reason that the "SMTP" server was stalling out and we were having
Interestingly since I switched to Earthlink Cable, (through Oceanic) I
have been getting no spam, but on my old RR account which for some
reason is still active, the only thing I get is SPAM. Another benefit
of Earthlink is that you get nation wide dial up included with the
Hawaii cable modem
It seems to me, you should be the last person worried about being
personally affected by SPAM.
Warren Togami wrote:
I personally trust that a combination of the three works very well after
configuration. I have something like 99.99% effective spam filtering
now, with no false positives for
On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 03:18, Joe Linux wrote:
It seems to me, you should be the last person worried about being
personally affected by SPAM.
Yes, and now you're going on my blacklist. I can't stand you.
Warren Togami wrote:
Many of the multiple postings are the fault of Outlook Express, where in
some cases if you click Send but the SMTP server is stalling, it
sometimes sends it multiple times. I don't recall seeing any other
mailers do this.
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Thanks for the clarification.
I only
SuSE 8.0 works fine on my Duron 700 no optical mouse or Geforce2
though.
dean
Joe Linux wrote:
I was just at installfest in Denver and one member of the group tried
to install SuSE 8.1 on a Duron 700 machine running an Geforce 2 card
and a M$ optical mouse and SuSE 8.1 locked up very
University of Hawaii ITS department is looking for spam blocking solutions,
this article specifically mentions that they are looking at Spam Assassin
among other tools. I just got off the phone with someone in the ITS
department and will soon be assisting in implementation. Here's hoping that
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/flashplayer_beta.htm
I am happy to report that the crash problems over X displays seems to be
fixed in this version of the plugin. Finally LTSP clients should finally be
able to use Flash.
It should be noted that this is the first time a beta
Rick,
Thanks for your help. That will probably do what I need to do for now.
When I upgrade to my next rev, I'll wipe my drives and start over with a
better file plan
Yes, it's Linux, RH 7.2 for now...
Thanks again,
Ben
On Thursday 17 October 2002 09:23 pm, you
Warren Togami wrote:
University of Hawaii ITS department is looking for spam blocking solutions,
this article specifically mentions that they are looking at Spam Assassin
among other tools.
Yeah i read about that in the paper this morning. I'm curious tho,
1) spamassassin is pretty
- Original Message -
From: Ray Strode [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] News - UH ITS dept evaluating Spam blocking
Yeah i read about that in the paper this morning. I'm curious tho,
1) spamassassin is pretty processor
Cool, I've just been informed that they have two SunFire 480's dedicated for
Spam Assassin, and they are currently thinking about implementation based
upon the UC Irvine design. I'm not sure what this design is, but will
investigate.
For a while, USC was on certain lists for opening their mail servers or
accidentally opening them to relay.
-Eric Hattemer
On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 22:07, Warren Togami wrote:
.
not. While pattern matching is subject to occasional errors, blacklists
and Vipul's Razor should NEVER have
I do have to say that Warren has a point. 8 Posts in a row all about
the same subject. It would be appreciated if you could generally
combine your posts into fewer. This isn't a threaded forum.
-Eric Hattemer
On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 06:18, Joe Linux wrote:
It seems to me, you should be the
Then frankly, it is the fault of the administrator there, but the nice thing
about SpamAssassin with conservative settings is that you probably wont be
marked as spam if ONLY you are on an open relay blacklist, because it
combines several other methods in determining a spam score. Open Relay
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